Another spin around the trails encircling the swamp, just southwest of
Woodcock Nature Center in Wilton, netted 38 species.
The Mourning Warbler couldn't be relocated, nor could the Alder Flycatcher.
A laggard White-throated Sparrow was hanging out at the edge of the swamp.
The only other unusual bird today was Blue-winged Warbler, who was calling
right above this industrious muskrat:
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/9eorjepbe5syykkra7c8n/IMG_7890.mov?rlkey=y01gx3c4r8dzpke4sqeuzqgn1&dl=0
List: https://ebird.org/checklist/S243841971
Rick Kenneally
Wilton, CT
Rick --
What's access like there? Can you park on Spectacle Ln or anywhere nearby?
Gene Leganza
Wilton, CT
On Wed, May 28, 2025 at 5:50 PM Rick Kenneally via CTBirds <
ctbirds@lists.ctbirding.org> wrote:
Another spin around the trails encircling the swamp, just southwest of
Woodcock Nature Center in Wilton, netted 38 species.
The Mourning Warbler couldn't be relocated, nor could the Alder Flycatcher.
A laggard White-throated Sparrow was hanging out at the edge of the swamp.
The only other unusual bird today was Blue-winged Warbler, who was calling
right above this industrious muskrat:
List: https://ebird.org/checklist/S243841971
Rick Kenneally
Wilton, CT
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